Death
| Date | 23 August 1893 |
| Place | Grant Township, Washington County, Nebraska |
Source References
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Courier Chronicle
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- Page: Mr. C. H. Broderson Dead
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Source text:
Mr. C. H. Broderson Dead
Died. -- At his residence in Herman township, Washington County, Neb., sometime between Wednesday noon and Thursday noon, C. H. Broderson of heart disease, as is supposed.
The deceased was a widower and was in his field plowing on Wednesday forenoon but appears to have been suffering and did but little work. He had gone to the house, put up his team and had taken a bottle of Fabrney's cure and placed it on the table and had lain down on the bed. Here he was found by the sons of Mr. Goodman on Thursday afternoon about one o'clock. They gave the alarm and the sheriff was summoned in the absence of the coroner. No inquest was deemed necessary, and the remains of the dead man were buried in the New York Creek cemetery on Friday.
He was a native of Schleswig Holstein, Germany, and had lived in this country eleven years. He was a member of the Lutheran church and was aged 64 years in December. He leaves two sons and four daughters all residents of Washington county. His two brothers, Supervisor R. Broderson and D. Broderson also live in the neighborhood of the deceased. His death was a surprise notwithstanding a large concourse of people followed him to his grave.
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Blair Pilot
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- Page: C. H. Broderson
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